Nag Tibba Trek

Short Itinerary Nag Tibba Trek

Day 1 : Dehradun to Naogaon via Pantwari (123 km) (4/5 hours) and trek to Nag Tibba base camp (3 km)

Day 2 : Nag Tibba base camp (5249 feet) to Nag Tibba summit (9955 feet); Nag Tibba summit to Naogaon and Drive to Mussoorie/Dehradun.

Nagtibba Trek Details, Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Naogaon via Pantwari (123 Km) (4/5 hours) and trek to Nag Tibba base camp (3 Km)

Our pick up point is Dehradun Railway station from there we will leave for Nowgaon, there are multiple routes to reach there but we will take the route via Pantwari village, this route is the best and shortest. You can reach there in 4/5 hours after reaching there take a break and then start trekking towards Nag Tibba base camp which is at an altitude of (1600 m).  After some minutes of trekking, you can see a temple of “Nag Devta”.

The trail from here turns from cemented to rocky. Now, ascend is a mixture of steep and leveled walks, there are water sources on the way, continue trekking and the side part of a hill will be visible. Go through a forest and a small clearing will welcome you. After reaching your campsite you can ask your guide about the myths related to this place and enjoy stories at dinner time and after having food enjoy staying in tents.

Day 02 : Nag Tibba base camp (5249 feet) to Nag Tibba summit (9955 feet); Nag Tibba summit to Naogaon and Drive to Mussoorie/Dehradun

The first thing to do at your campsite early morning is watching the sun rising, it looks beautiful and captivating. Have a light breakfast and then start your trek. The trails are good but the snow in winters makes it difficult to walk. Go through a dense forest and you can reach the summit in 5/6 hours, climb to the Nag Tibba summit (3500 m) is steep and there is a temple of “Nag Devta” which is worshipped the local villagers and they believe Nag Devta live here.

When you reach the summit to enjoy the exotic views of Bandarpoonch peak, Gangotri peaks, Doon valley, peaks of Changabang and Kedarkantha peak. After spending some time there head back to Nag Tibba base camp from here trek back to Naogaon then proceed to Dehradun.

What to carry on a Trek?

The most common question of all Trekkers is what we carry on a trek or what to carry on a trek so if you plan to go for trekking, so here is about what you should carry on a trek ..!

First of all trekkers must bring the documents mentioned below

1. Government ID proof, carry original and a photocopy of any of these (Driving License, Adhar Card, Pan Card, Voter Id, etc.)

2. Medical certificate by a doctor

3. Risk certificates

Foremost Requirements

1. Strongly built Trekking Shoes

2. Backpack (50 to 60 liters)

Clothes to Carry On A Trek

Carry clothes according to the season. In winters there is chilly cold and in summers the temperature remains cold. (Day and Night temperature varies)

Jacket

Take at least 2 jackets with you, it should be warm enough to protect you against the chilly cold.

Trekking Pants

You should have 2 3 trek pants on a week-long trek and take more for longer treks.

Thermals

At night the temperature lowers and to keep yourself warm and sleep comfortably wear thermals.

Warm clothes

Keep enough woolen layers and fleece according to the season.

T-Shirts

To avoid sunburns always carry full-sleeved t-shirts which dry easily and covers neck and arms properly.

Poncho/Raincoat

They are useful during rain and snowfall.

Necessary Items

1. Water Bottle

2. Gloves (Waterproof and woolen), Cap

3. Socks (Regular and woolen

4. Sunglasses

5. Hiking Pole

6. Torch

7. Toiletry Items

Toilet paper, Sunscreen, Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Moisturizer, Lip balm, Face Wash, Sanitizer, etc.

(Avoid using wet wipes and sanitary napkins during your trek because they are not biodegradable and cause harm to the environment. If you use them in the mountains make sure you bring them back with you.)

Medical Kit is Mandatory

(Use medicines only after prescribed by the doctor) (In case of any problem arises during the trek follow the instructions given by your trek leader because they are certified in First Aid Mountaineering courses.)

Carry These Medicines in Your Medical Kit

01. Avomine for treating motion sickness

02. Diamox for treating altitude sickness

03. Avil to treat allergies

04. Saradon to cure headache

05. Combiflam to relieve pain

06. Crocin for treating fever and headache

07. Digene to cure acidity

08. Norflox TZ and Lomofen to prevent Diarrhoea

09. Betadine (Antiseptic cream)

10. ORS

11. Moov/Volini spray for treating sprains

12. Band-aid

13. Elastic bandage

14. Gauze

WE CARE FOR YOURSAFETY AND IT IS OUR PRIORITY

Har Ki Dun Protection and Mountaineering Association is Making Your Trek Safe. We have a team of more than 80+ guides to serve in the mountains and they are professionally trained from Nehru Institute of Mountaineering (NIM) Uttarkashi, Hanifle Centre; Mussoorie and Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) Delhi. We also have Kitchen staff to serve in the mountains and supporting staff goes along to manage the activities.

The trek leaders are certified in courses of Mountaineering. On every high altitude trek, we carry oxygen cylinders and First Aid kits. We take proper care of everything and make sure you feel safe and comfortable with us.

Getting to high altitude can be a problem for some people, the risks are enormous but we minimize them by providing the best quality equipment which is changed on a regular basis.

We do every possible thing to make your treks safe because if you trust and choose us then it becomes our responsibility to make your safety our topmost priority. The risk factor can never be abolished but it can be reduced and if you have a heart of mountaineer then this “risk factor” is the real pleasure and we can help you overcome every risk successfully without fear by taking proper care of your safety.